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PUBG Lite Beta Servers Set to Go Online in India on July 4

PUBG Lite registrations finally opened in India last month, with a lot of freebies promised for participants. If you've already registered for PUBG Lite and have been waiting to try the toned down version of the battle royale game, you won't have to wait much longer to play the game. PUBG Corp. has announced that PUBG Lite Beta will kick off on July 4 in India, alongside a host of other countries. Starting July 4, PUBG Lite servers will be live in India, which means all those who have registered for the beta testing can get in on the action in just three days from now.
The official PUBG Lite India Facebook page has revealed that PUBG Lite beta servers will be up and running for all participants on July 4. In addition to India, PUBG Lite beta will also commence on the same date in Afghanistan, Bangladesh, Bhutan, Maldives, Nepal, Pakistan, and Sri Lanka. Notably, PUBG Lite beta in India will bring support for Hindi language as well.
"We are very pleased to be able to introduce PUBG LITE to users all over the world. We have a lot of passionate PUBG players in South Asia, so it represents an important area of focus for us," Brady Choi, VP and Head of PUBG LITE at PUBG Corporation said in a statement.

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